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Spring Cleaning

 Hope you all had a nice St. Patrick's Day.  We didn't do anything exciting to celebrate, in fact, I didn't even decorate for it this year.  We have been so hot here lately (in the 80s until yesterday) that it felt like we had skipped Spring altogether and moved right into Summer.  So I focused more attention on playing outside with the boys.  But the silly leprechaun did visit us while the boys were playing and left them a Shamrock with some gold coins tucked inside.

 Jack found the plant and coins at dinnertime!
 Wyatt is always shooting something!

 Even though Jack and Wyatt like to shoot things together, I'm so happy that Ethan and Wyatt still enjoying playing together too!
 I've been in the (sad) process of transforming Wyatt's room from nursery to toddler room.  We've decided not to repaint (too much effort and I really like the green room, especially since both Jack and Ethan have blue rooms) and have found a nice construction truck theme that will work with the color.  I started by taking out the changing table (that we haven't been using for MONTHS) and brought in the dresser that had been in Ethan's room.
 Eventually we will take out the chest of drawers with the hutch on top once we get some shelves to go in it's place.  The next thing will be to take down the Pooh Bear pictures and replace them with the truck pictures.  I love that Wyatt is growing up, but it's also sad to see the baby room that we've had for the past seven years finally get packed up (for good).  Bittersweet....
Since Ethan's bunkbed has drawers and cupboards all over it, we took out the chest of drawers (now in Wyatt's room) so that he has more room to play in his room.  I do want some shelves to go on his walls so I can put his photos and piggy bank out, but for now it works.

My boys are growing up!

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